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Welcome to hell, Sir.
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We lose North Africa to the Nazis,
we lose Europe.
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We lose the war.
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Auf der Treppe, halt!
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Monsieur. _
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Mrs Chase? James Danemere.
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I understand you've been expecting me.
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I worry how it effects a chap
if he can't show any sorrow.
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I didn't say I wasn't sorry.
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If I stay here then I will die.
It will destroy me.
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You have a ready made
mother in waiting, Kasia,
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she's stuck here with nothing to do.
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The Germans are moving towards us, Sir!
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Lance Corporal Haywood sustained
injuries to neck, chest and hip.
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Field hospital
drop before returning to base.
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Help! He needs help!
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- Put him there.
- Get him down.
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Lay him down.
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Get him down.
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[HE GROANS WITH PAIN]
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Hold his head.
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Put your hand here.
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Stay with me. Put a bandage on here.
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- Lieutenant.
- Sir.
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German positions.
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They're coming.
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Well done, Chase.
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Do you need help?
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I just...
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- I just need to get back to my unit.
- Medic!
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I just need a minute.
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Dear God, Chase!
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He needs a hospital.
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Let's get him to Cairo!
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Medic, now! Damn it!
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[SINGING]
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[MAN SHOUTS ORDERS]
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Come on, come on, hurry up!
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[SHOUTING]
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Move it!
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- What's going on?
- Where've you been?
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Border patrol.
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The Germans are closing in.
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We're shipping out.
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Half my men have left already.
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And your unit's left as well.
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Have you seen Chase?
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He took a casualty to
the field hospital. He's safe.
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Listen, we can't wait.
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Rommel's got 500 tanks
racing in our direction as we speak,
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with air support
from a dozen Stuka squadrons.
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I suggest you get on the road to Tobruk,
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unless you want to be here
when they arrive.
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You can hitch a ride with us
if you need one, Sergeant.
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I need to talk to Captain Briggs.
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Sir.
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Did the rest of Chase's men
make it back?
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I don't bloody know, Sergeant!
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Just get to Tobruk. Now!
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Oi! Oi! Sir, wait!
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Sir!
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Come on, come on!
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Looks like we're your last
ride out of here!
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Come and join a real Regiment.
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Come on!
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Go to hell.
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Welcome to the British Indian Army!
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I think Harry would be... here now.
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The RAF will have to be
providing air cover.
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And soften the Germans before Harry
and the boys can attack.
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You mean kill them?
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Kill as many as we can!
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Kasia, er, Jan has homework, I believe.
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Kasia, could you speak to Jan about
warfare with a little less relish.
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All young men are bloodthirsty.
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They don't need any encouraging.
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[BABY CRIES]
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And is there perhaps any possibility
that your enthusiasm
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for the good fight extends to doing
battle with your husband's baby?
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I thought we had established,
I'm not a good example to the young.
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Ah...
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Ah, Joyce,
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Vera has been making herself known
for quite some time now.
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Oh, I've the tea to get on, Mrs Chase
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and Jan is doing his homework
in there so...
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Yes, well, I'm sure the tea can
wait for ten minutes.
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I've not done the beds yet.
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And I think it does Vera the world
of good to get her lungs going...
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Joyce, I appreciate
your relentless positivity
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and the vast extent
of your responsibilities,
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but in these challenging times,
we might all just pull together.
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What about young Mrs Chase?
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Yes, can we not call her
"Young Mrs Chase"
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and I'm afraid Kasia
considers it beneath her.
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But it's all right for a skivvy,
is that it?
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Oh, for goodness' sake, Joyce,
please, let's not recreate
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the Jarrow March over a simple
request to change a nappy.
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Just do it, will you!
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I won't be spoken to like that.
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You can stick your bloody job!
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Joyce, do you know what
I love about the house you keep?
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Always full of life.
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Always something going on.
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Well, I try to always give it
a good shake, you know?
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- Like an Eiderdown.
- Quite.
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Will you get your mother
a bunch of flowers, tonight?
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A treat, from me, for giving
the world such a useful daughter.
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And why don't you take
the rest of the day off.
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Mm?
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Of course.
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Thank you, Sir.
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See you tomorrow, Mrs Chase.
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I hope, er,
I didn't overstep the mark there.
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Oh, no, no, no,
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as ever you saved the day.
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She has changed now so she should
be quieter.
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Good, thank you.
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James is back.
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So I see.
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Sir James! How was London?
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We heard there was bombing!
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Oh, well, not near Whitehall.
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Come quick! They're talking
about North Africa on the radio.
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RADIO: ..under the brilliant leadership
of Lieutenant Colonel John Combe
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soon had the Italian Tenth Army
fleeing from east Libya,
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evacuating Benghazi without a fight.
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Our British lads, backed up by our
brave Australian brothers
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took the road
to Benghazi with no more trouble
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than a charabanc excursion to Blackpool.
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The Italian Army is in such poor
condition to resist
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even at the Gates of Tripoli.
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The desert terrain proved hard going
for both British tanks...
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Lois, there's wounded men
on the way, coming in from Libya.
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- Dozens.
- I will fix it if it bloody kills me.
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Really?
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No.
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Not hungry.
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You'll keel over at this rate.
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[ENGINE REVS]
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Ha! You beautiful beast.
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RADIO: Empire Troops in Libya are
daily engaged
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in ferocious fire and air battles
with the German military machine.
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Each dawn brings a new
attack from wave upon wave
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- of the Luftwaffe's crack pilots...
- Lois?
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..as German Panzer Divisions try to
drive forward...
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Sorry.
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What is it?
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Harry's in Libya.
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Harry? An old flame?
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Something like that.
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Right, Private Rogers,
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how are we going to get you down
without putting weight on that ankle?
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[TAP WATER GURGLES]
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David, keep hidden by the storm
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When you break cover, the Germans
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that way you can pinpoint their gun
positions for us.
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So you sent me here to get shot at, Sir?
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As I recall, you volunteered, David.
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Stay in the storm over the channel
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and you at least give yourself a chance.
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[THUNDER CLAPS]
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Going dark, sir.
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Good luck, David.
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Over Northern France,
breaking cover to find those guns.
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Heading down now. Co-ordinates,
50 north, 30 west.
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I have a visual on the town.
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Flack, German's firing at me, Sir.
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We're going the wrong way.
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Captain Briggs is taking
the Derna road to Tobruk.
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We should be doing the same,
shouldn't we?
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We have orders to catch up with
the supply trucks,
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going to Msus.
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But that's the wrong way.
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That... that means we're headed
south, directly towards the enemy.
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South-east.
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We're heading south-east.
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Those are our orders.
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[EXPLOSION]
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[EXPLOSION AND GUNFIRE]
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Get out! Get out! Get out!
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I'm out.
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- Are we surrendering, Sir?
- Not a chance.
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We are more help to my men fighting
than as prisoners.
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Come on.
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[WHISTLING]
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[HE STOPS WHISTLING]
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Sir James!
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Coming!
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[HE WHISTLES]
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[DOOR CLOSES]
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Mission accomplished.
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German gun positions confirmed.
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Heading back to base with
a song in my heart, sir.
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Roger that.
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[SOBBING]
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Have you heard about Warsaw?
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The Ghetto for Jews. Yes, I know.
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You don't seem surprised.
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I was there, remember?
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Nothing surprises me any more.
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Mm.
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Perhaps you surprised me.
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Really? Well,
in a good way or a bad way?
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Whatever you're thinking...
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You're military intelligence.
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What?
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I can assure you
I'm nothing of the sort.
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Elias Fischer?
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You're either military intelligence
or you're a spy.
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You're not a spy.
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Too careless, as you can see.
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I fought in the Resistance in Warsaw.
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I belong there where I can make
a difference. Get me home.
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I'm afraid that's not in my gift...
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- I belong in Poland.
- It's out of the question.
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00:21:21,351 --> 00:21:24,511
Care to explain the missing
morphine, Nurse Gerbois?
276
00:21:27,191 --> 00:21:29,647
I sent it to the University Hospital.
277
00:21:29,671 --> 00:21:30,967
They need it.
278
00:21:30,991 --> 00:21:32,847
We need Sulfonamide.
279
00:21:32,871 --> 00:21:34,247
It's a straight swap.
280
00:21:34,271 --> 00:21:36,871
And you chose not to mention
this to me because?
281
00:21:39,711 --> 00:21:42,967
I didn't want to explain why we need
so many antibacterials.
282
00:21:42,991 --> 00:21:44,767
And why is that?
283
00:21:44,791 --> 00:21:47,807
Well, it appears the brothels
of Paris have never been so busy
284
00:21:47,831 --> 00:21:49,527
since your troops arrived.
285
00:21:49,551 --> 00:21:53,687
We have something of a gonorrhoea
epidemic on our hands.
286
00:21:53,711 --> 00:21:57,151
Your men have been coming to us,
instead of your own medics.
287
00:21:58,351 --> 00:21:59,931
Isn't that right, soldier?
288
00:22:04,344 --> 00:22:07,864
In future, you will inform me
of any such arrangements.
289
00:23:17,231 --> 00:23:18,687
You're kidding?
290
00:23:18,711 --> 00:23:21,727
If the keys are in the jeep,
then we stand a good chance.
291
00:23:21,751 --> 00:23:23,287
Ammo?
292
00:23:23,311 --> 00:23:24,727
No.
293
00:23:24,751 --> 00:23:26,487
Ammo?
294
00:23:26,511 --> 00:23:28,007
No.
295
00:23:28,031 --> 00:23:30,047
Ammo? Oh, hold up...
296
00:23:30,071 --> 00:23:31,367
No.
297
00:23:31,391 --> 00:23:33,807
Just to be clear, sir, we've got no
bullets in our guns
298
00:23:33,831 --> 00:23:36,447
and you're suggesting
we nick a jeep off two Germans?
299
00:23:36,471 --> 00:23:37,967
We have no food.
300
00:23:37,991 --> 00:23:39,231
No water.
301
00:23:40,431 --> 00:23:42,447
I'd rather a quick death,
than a slow one.
302
00:23:42,471 --> 00:23:44,151
I'd rather not die at all.
303
00:24:01,111 --> 00:24:02,807
Come on.
304
00:24:02,831 --> 00:24:04,311
Come on!
305
00:24:05,751 --> 00:24:07,271
They've seen us. Go, go now!
306
00:24:08,391 --> 00:24:09,791
Go! Go! Go! Go!
307
00:24:22,031 --> 00:24:23,887
Yes! Yes!
308
00:24:23,911 --> 00:24:25,647
Yes!
309
00:24:25,671 --> 00:24:27,167
Yes!
310
00:24:27,191 --> 00:24:29,511
[THEY LAUGH]
311
00:24:36,836 --> 00:24:38,211
_
312
00:24:43,231 --> 00:24:45,191
IN GERMAN: _
313
00:24:47,983 --> 00:24:49,983
_
314
00:24:50,506 --> 00:24:51,591
_
315
00:24:52,591 --> 00:24:54,191
_
316
00:24:54,371 --> 00:24:56,371
_
317
00:24:56,397 --> 00:24:57,671
_
318
00:25:06,411 --> 00:25:08,411
_
319
00:25:17,816 --> 00:25:19,189
_
320
00:25:19,631 --> 00:25:22,731
_
321
00:25:23,311 --> 00:25:25,311
_
322
00:25:28,191 --> 00:25:29,487
[BABY CRIES]
323
00:25:29,511 --> 00:25:31,927
Please, don't be so stubborn.
324
00:25:31,951 --> 00:25:33,687
it's a trait of your mother's
325
00:25:33,711 --> 00:25:36,247
and I really wish you wouldn't indulge.
326
00:25:36,271 --> 00:25:38,487
I don't know much about babies but, er,
327
00:25:38,511 --> 00:25:40,447
logical reasoning might work I suppose.
328
00:25:40,471 --> 00:25:42,727
I'm past caring, to be honest.
329
00:25:42,751 --> 00:25:44,327
Are you having a sherry?
330
00:25:44,351 --> 00:25:46,167
Er, no, it's a little late for me.
331
00:25:46,191 --> 00:25:47,751
Thank you.
332
00:25:49,231 --> 00:25:50,911
Sh, sh, come on.
333
00:25:57,451 --> 00:25:59,807
Oh, I'm not sure that's
entirely ethical.
334
00:25:59,831 --> 00:26:01,847
Oh, it's a drop of sherry.
335
00:26:01,871 --> 00:26:03,847
It's hardly a scene from Hogarth.
336
00:26:03,871 --> 00:26:05,071
Come here.
337
00:26:11,671 --> 00:26:13,487
You rather have the knack.
338
00:26:13,511 --> 00:26:15,407
Or is it just experience?
339
00:26:15,431 --> 00:26:18,167
Oh, er, nieces and nephews.
340
00:26:18,191 --> 00:26:21,207
But, er, never been married myself.
341
00:26:21,537 --> 00:26:23,697
Oh, that does surprise me.
342
00:26:25,471 --> 00:26:27,887
Well, I came close once or twice,
343
00:26:27,911 --> 00:26:31,767
but er, the timing was wrong,
344
00:26:31,791 --> 00:26:33,351
or the circumstances...
345
00:26:34,237 --> 00:26:36,093
..or the woman.
346
00:26:36,231 --> 00:26:38,247
Nice to have a choice in the matter.
347
00:26:38,271 --> 00:26:40,567
Oh, we all have a choice in
the matter, don't we?
348
00:26:40,591 --> 00:26:45,007
When my husband proposed
I was a young woman
349
00:26:45,031 --> 00:26:48,551
and I felt obliged to say yes.
350
00:26:50,071 --> 00:26:53,927
That was nothing to do with choice,
or love, for that matter.
351
00:26:54,491 --> 00:26:56,847
Well, perhaps next time you'll
give love a chance?
352
00:26:56,871 --> 00:26:58,887
Next time?! Oh, goodness no,
353
00:26:58,911 --> 00:27:01,327
I don't... I don't think there'll be
a next time.
354
00:27:01,351 --> 00:27:02,647
I don't see why not.
355
00:27:02,671 --> 00:27:05,071
A woman like you can't be
short of suitors.
356
00:27:08,391 --> 00:27:12,047
No, no, no, no, love is far too
chaotic for me
357
00:27:12,071 --> 00:27:14,567
and I'm not really sure that it's
good for anybody.
358
00:27:14,591 --> 00:27:15,839
Well, it's given you a
beautiful granddaughter.
359
00:27:15,863 --> 00:27:17,447
Who nobody loves.
360
00:27:17,471 --> 00:27:19,727
Oh, I don't think that's true.
361
00:27:19,751 --> 00:27:21,287
You're just sentimental.
362
00:27:21,311 --> 00:27:24,727
How's it going with Kasia?
Any bonds forming with Vera yet?
363
00:27:24,751 --> 00:27:27,127
Maternal instincts rising to the fore?
364
00:27:27,151 --> 00:27:29,847
You've shown more maternal instincts
in the last five minutes
365
00:27:29,871 --> 00:27:32,047
than she has in the last five months.
366
00:27:32,071 --> 00:27:34,271
I've never been called maternal before.
367
00:27:36,271 --> 00:27:38,527
I just don't think it's in her nature.
368
00:27:38,871 --> 00:27:40,487
And even if it was,
369
00:27:40,511 --> 00:27:43,391
she's made it very clear
she doesn't want to be here.
370
00:27:46,264 --> 00:27:47,544
Mm.
371
00:27:51,871 --> 00:27:53,567
Congratulations, sir.
372
00:27:53,591 --> 00:27:55,447
Lived through another mission.
373
00:27:55,471 --> 00:27:58,687
This time it's going to get
a little bumpy, sir.
374
00:27:58,711 --> 00:28:00,207
It's rather the point, isn't it?
375
00:28:00,231 --> 00:28:01,607
Don't say that, sir.
376
00:28:01,631 --> 00:28:03,687
I've grown very fond of you
this last week.
377
00:28:03,711 --> 00:28:06,567
Besides, we can't afford to lose
another plane.
378
00:28:06,591 --> 00:28:09,007
The RAF have been trying to kill me
for years, mate.
379
00:28:09,031 --> 00:28:11,567
Every time I survive they give me
a more dangerous job.
380
00:28:11,591 --> 00:28:14,471
And you're still not getting the
message, to quit while your ahead?
381
00:28:17,631 --> 00:28:19,111
What you thinking, sir?
382
00:28:20,631 --> 00:28:23,127
That it'd be a tragedy if yours
was the last face I saw.
383
00:28:23,151 --> 00:28:24,631
You're so bloody ugly.
384
00:28:26,431 --> 00:28:27,871
Go fuck yourself, sir.
385
00:28:55,671 --> 00:28:57,091
Morning, dearest.
386
00:28:58,031 --> 00:28:59,287
Letter home?
387
00:28:59,311 --> 00:29:00,927
Er, fuel consumption.
388
00:29:00,951 --> 00:29:02,847
Can we make it to Tobruk?
389
00:29:03,211 --> 00:29:05,287
There are too many unknown variables.
390
00:29:05,311 --> 00:29:06,967
Like what?
391
00:29:07,437 --> 00:29:09,397
Like I have no idea where we are.
392
00:29:10,271 --> 00:29:12,431
[ENGINE APPROACHES]
393
00:29:17,271 --> 00:29:18,391
One of ours?
394
00:29:23,471 --> 00:29:25,191
No such luck.
395
00:29:44,831 --> 00:29:46,471
[MOTORCYCLIST CRIES OUT]
396
00:29:50,271 --> 00:29:52,111
IN GERMAN: _
397
00:29:52,147 --> 00:29:54,147
_
398
00:30:20,071 --> 00:30:21,767
Mission accomplished.
399
00:30:21,791 --> 00:30:24,391
[SHAKING AND RATTLING]
400
00:30:34,511 --> 00:30:37,351
[ENGINE SPLUTTERS]
401
00:30:56,471 --> 00:30:57,767
There's water.
402
00:30:57,791 --> 00:30:59,367
Enough for three?
403
00:30:59,391 --> 00:31:00,607
Why three?
404
00:31:00,631 --> 00:31:02,007
We cannot just leave him out here.
405
00:31:02,031 --> 00:31:03,196
Well, what do you suggest we do with
him?
406
00:31:03,220 --> 00:31:04,751
It's not like we've got any rope.
407
00:31:05,511 --> 00:31:06,871
Take off your clothes.
408
00:31:08,351 --> 00:31:09,416
I beg your pardon.
409
00:31:09,440 --> 00:31:11,391
He can't escape if he
has no clothing or water.
410
00:31:13,511 --> 00:31:16,671
Take off... your clothes.
411
00:31:53,671 --> 00:31:55,967
Er musste ganz in der Nahe sein.
412
00:31:55,991 --> 00:31:58,951
[THEY SHOUT IN GERMAN]
413
00:32:32,391 --> 00:32:34,351
IN GERMAN: _
414
00:32:34,551 --> 00:32:36,551
_
415
00:32:36,871 --> 00:32:38,124
_
416
00:32:38,824 --> 00:32:42,391
_
417
00:32:43,151 --> 00:32:45,151
_
418
00:32:45,291 --> 00:32:46,717
_
419
00:32:46,741 --> 00:32:49,671
_
420
00:32:51,011 --> 00:32:52,678
_
421
00:32:52,702 --> 00:32:54,702
_
422
00:33:00,731 --> 00:33:02,731
_
423
00:33:11,271 --> 00:33:13,951
[THEY SPEAK IN FRENCH]
424
00:33:33,897 --> 00:33:36,211
_
425
00:33:36,991 --> 00:33:38,591
_
426
00:33:39,459 --> 00:33:41,459
_
427
00:33:51,681 --> 00:33:55,266
_
428
00:33:58,777 --> 00:34:00,777
_
429
00:34:02,083 --> 00:34:03,411
_
430
00:34:07,741 --> 00:34:09,567
_
431
00:34:09,708 --> 00:34:11,290
_
432
00:34:11,314 --> 00:34:13,314
_
433
00:34:53,391 --> 00:34:55,351
[WIND BLOWS]
434
00:35:06,871 --> 00:35:08,527
You're as bad as Harry.
435
00:35:08,551 --> 00:35:10,391
Because I won't let a man starve?
436
00:35:11,511 --> 00:35:12,991
He's the enemy.
437
00:35:15,231 --> 00:35:16,647
He's a boy.
438
00:35:16,671 --> 00:35:18,927
Letting him live will not alter
the outcome of the war.
439
00:35:18,951 --> 00:35:21,251
Like I said, just like Harry.
440
00:35:22,071 --> 00:35:24,287
- It's not even your war.
- Now you sound like my brother.
441
00:35:24,311 --> 00:35:26,607
Yeah, well, they ain't dropping
bombs on Delhi, are they?
442
00:35:26,631 --> 00:35:28,687
If Britain loses this war,
443
00:35:28,711 --> 00:35:32,007
then Germany isn't going to turn
India down, is it?
444
00:35:32,031 --> 00:35:34,207
They won't need to bomb Delhi.
445
00:35:34,231 --> 00:35:36,151
They just need Britain to lose.
446
00:35:41,231 --> 00:35:43,567
Oi! Oi! Oi!
447
00:35:43,591 --> 00:35:45,151
Greedy!
448
00:36:22,151 --> 00:36:24,111
IN GERMAN: _
449
00:36:25,356 --> 00:36:27,356
_
450
00:36:28,191 --> 00:36:29,591
_
451
00:36:33,831 --> 00:36:35,831
_
452
00:36:37,011 --> 00:36:42,911
_
453
00:36:44,611 --> 00:36:46,611
_
454
00:36:47,691 --> 00:36:49,691
_
455
00:36:53,891 --> 00:36:55,891
_
456
00:37:01,211 --> 00:37:03,211
_
457
00:37:03,371 --> 00:37:05,371
_
458
00:37:09,151 --> 00:37:11,451
_
459
00:39:11,651 --> 00:39:14,291
_
460
00:39:22,240 --> 00:39:23,711
_
461
00:39:38,539 --> 00:39:39,671
_
462
00:39:41,113 --> 00:39:42,371
_
463
00:39:45,878 --> 00:39:47,758
IN FRENCH: _
464
00:39:48,039 --> 00:39:49,511
_
465
00:39:56,231 --> 00:39:57,871
_
466
00:39:58,631 --> 00:40:01,011
_
467
00:40:04,137 --> 00:40:07,051
_
468
00:40:07,731 --> 00:40:09,731
_
469
00:40:14,137 --> 00:40:16,311
_
470
00:40:16,527 --> 00:40:18,527
_
471
00:40:20,471 --> 00:40:25,780
_
472
00:40:27,650 --> 00:40:30,991
_
473
00:40:33,999 --> 00:40:42,791
_
474
00:40:48,131 --> 00:40:57,711
_
475
00:41:02,651 --> 00:41:04,991
_
476
00:41:08,064 --> 00:41:10,064
_
477
00:41:13,291 --> 00:41:15,291
_
478
00:41:19,511 --> 00:41:21,071
_
479
00:41:23,691 --> 00:41:25,691
_
480
00:41:30,171 --> 00:41:32,171
_
481
00:41:33,435 --> 00:41:35,435
_
482
00:41:40,162 --> 00:41:42,162
_
483
00:41:43,111 --> 00:41:45,111
_
484
00:41:45,531 --> 00:41:47,531
_
485
00:41:47,811 --> 00:41:49,811
_
486
00:42:03,257 --> 00:42:05,257
_
487
00:42:21,256 --> 00:42:22,731
_
488
00:42:45,251 --> 00:42:47,251
_
489
00:42:47,282 --> 00:42:49,282
_
490
00:43:14,231 --> 00:43:16,531
_
491
00:43:19,311 --> 00:43:22,711
[SOLDIERS SPEAK GERMAN,
FOOTSTEPS APPROACH]
492
00:43:51,071 --> 00:43:52,691
_
493
00:44:33,591 --> 00:44:34,951
Kasia...
494
00:44:36,311 --> 00:44:38,151
..I'm not making any promises...
495
00:44:40,231 --> 00:44:42,167
..but I may be able to help you.
496
00:44:42,191 --> 00:44:43,407
To get back to Warsaw?
497
00:44:43,431 --> 00:44:45,231
No, I can't do that.
498
00:44:46,231 --> 00:44:47,831
Then you're wasting my time.
499
00:44:49,711 --> 00:44:51,431
I hear you have nightmares.
500
00:44:54,271 --> 00:44:56,047
What has that got to do with you?
501
00:44:56,071 --> 00:44:59,527
I know you're not in tiptop
shape mentally,
502
00:44:59,551 --> 00:45:01,887
yet I'm risking offering you something.
503
00:45:01,911 --> 00:45:03,671
The least you can do is listen to what
it is,
504
00:45:03,695 --> 00:45:05,511
before discounting it out of hand.
505
00:45:08,151 --> 00:45:10,531
Have you lost anyone in this war?
506
00:45:12,991 --> 00:45:14,151
No.
507
00:45:15,471 --> 00:45:18,271
Because I lost everyone I cared for
in the last war.
508
00:45:20,311 --> 00:45:21,871
Next question.
509
00:45:25,631 --> 00:45:28,151
What is it? Your offer?
510
00:45:30,511 --> 00:45:33,167
What if I were to recruit you to
work for me, here?
511
00:45:33,191 --> 00:45:35,567
- To do what?
- Well, to fight, of course.
512
00:45:35,591 --> 00:45:37,927
But here, to help me root out enemy
agents.
513
00:45:37,951 --> 00:45:41,167
- Is that why you're here?
- Well, partially.
514
00:45:41,191 --> 00:45:42,833
The weather in
Manchester is a big draw...
515
00:45:42,857 --> 00:45:44,304
Are you serious?
516
00:45:44,328 --> 00:45:45,927
There would be training.
517
00:45:45,951 --> 00:45:47,951
- It would be demanding...
- I'll do it.
518
00:45:51,111 --> 00:45:52,567
Come with me.
519
00:45:52,591 --> 00:45:54,887
Come on, you've got to
let your hair down some time.
520
00:45:54,911 --> 00:45:56,327
I'm exhausted.
521
00:45:56,351 --> 00:45:59,487
I don't know how you do it
and curfew's at 10.00.
522
00:45:59,511 --> 00:46:01,711
It's not like anyone checks.
523
00:46:03,631 --> 00:46:05,487
You'll enjoy it.
524
00:46:05,511 --> 00:46:08,207
If I wanted to go out drinking with
a load of drunken louts,
525
00:46:08,231 --> 00:46:10,127
I'd have stayed in Salford.
526
00:46:10,151 --> 00:46:12,007
Your loss.
527
00:46:12,031 --> 00:46:16,727
If anyone comes, tell them I ate
something bad
528
00:46:16,751 --> 00:46:18,247
and had to turn in.
529
00:46:18,271 --> 00:46:20,047
You're not going to fool
anyone with that.
530
00:46:20,071 --> 00:46:21,511
It's not failed me so far.
531
00:46:51,951 --> 00:46:53,271
Lois?
532
00:46:58,751 --> 00:46:59,871
Hello, Harry.
533
00:47:04,831 --> 00:47:07,991
- What are you doing in Egypt?
- I could ask you the same thing.
534
00:47:09,311 --> 00:47:11,487
I was on a mission. I was injured.
535
00:47:11,511 --> 00:47:12,807
Me too.
536
00:47:13,097 --> 00:47:14,817
That's how I ended up here.
537
00:47:16,111 --> 00:47:17,807
I don't understand.
538
00:47:17,831 --> 00:47:19,767
Vera's fine, by the way.
539
00:47:19,791 --> 00:47:21,487
She's with your mother.
540
00:47:21,511 --> 00:47:23,011
And Kasia.
541
00:47:23,631 --> 00:47:25,391
I still don't understand
why you're here.
542
00:47:30,044 --> 00:47:32,724
You know when we met up in Manchester?
543
00:47:35,831 --> 00:47:39,291
And I told you why it was important
to me that you were happy.
544
00:47:40,911 --> 00:47:43,071
And you said you wanted to put
things right.
545
00:47:45,151 --> 00:47:46,391
Yeah.
546
00:47:48,471 --> 00:47:49,951
Well...
547
00:47:51,191 --> 00:47:54,287
..I wanted to put things right
because...
548
00:47:54,311 --> 00:47:56,311
..I-I didn't want to be around any more.
549
00:47:57,751 --> 00:47:59,444
And I didn't know how I was going
to do it,
550
00:47:59,468 --> 00:48:02,151
but I wanted to end everything.
551
00:48:03,504 --> 00:48:05,144
I wanted to end my life.
552
00:48:07,071 --> 00:48:08,311
God, Lois.
553
00:48:10,071 --> 00:48:11,791
You really thought that?
554
00:48:13,071 --> 00:48:14,807
I had nothing.
555
00:48:14,831 --> 00:48:16,751
- I had no-one.
- You had Vera.
556
00:48:16,775 --> 00:48:18,088
And all I could think about
557
00:48:18,112 --> 00:48:21,967
- is how I was going to damage her.
- How could you even think that?
558
00:48:22,150 --> 00:48:23,950
I know this is hard.
559
00:48:25,471 --> 00:48:28,911
And I know that it's even harder,
because of what your dad did.
560
00:48:29,311 --> 00:48:33,367
But I need you to know, I'm not
thinking like that any more.
561
00:48:33,391 --> 00:48:37,487
I'm not saying I'm not feeling,
like, lost.
562
00:48:37,511 --> 00:48:40,727
But I am fighting back.
563
00:48:40,751 --> 00:48:42,527
And this...
564
00:48:42,551 --> 00:48:43,847
Me being here.
565
00:48:43,871 --> 00:48:46,567
That is part of me fighting back.
566
00:48:46,591 --> 00:48:47,831
I'm so sorry.
567
00:48:49,631 --> 00:48:51,511
You must have felt so lonely.
568
00:48:56,297 --> 00:49:00,193
It was Kasia who made me realise
I had to get away.
569
00:49:00,311 --> 00:49:01,591
How is she?
570
00:49:03,111 --> 00:49:04,567
How is Jan?
571
00:49:04,591 --> 00:49:07,131
- And Grzegorz?
- They are all fine, Harry.
572
00:49:13,191 --> 00:49:15,391
That's the difference between us, Harry.
573
00:49:18,071 --> 00:49:19,951
You've got somebody to miss.
574
00:49:21,457 --> 00:49:23,057
Somebody waiting.
575
00:49:24,631 --> 00:49:27,407
In that case, maybe you
and I could swap uniforms
576
00:49:27,431 --> 00:49:29,791
and I could take the next ship out,
disguised as you.
577
00:49:31,191 --> 00:49:33,551
Nice try, but you haven't got
the legs for it.
578
00:49:42,991 --> 00:49:45,111
I thought you'd be mad that I was here.
579
00:49:46,631 --> 00:49:47,951
No.
580
00:49:49,591 --> 00:49:51,271
No, I'm sad.
581
00:49:52,391 --> 00:49:55,071
Sad that you feel like this is
what you have to do.
582
00:49:57,031 --> 00:49:58,767
And sad that you got so low,
583
00:49:58,791 --> 00:50:01,091
you thought Vera would be
better off without you.
584
00:50:05,351 --> 00:50:07,511
And I'm sad we've made this mess
between us.
585
00:50:12,551 --> 00:50:16,691
Lois, you're part of me,
and I'm part of you.
586
00:50:18,911 --> 00:50:20,231
You always will be.
587
00:50:21,351 --> 00:50:24,847
And I'm fighting this war for you
just as much as for Kasia and Vera.
588
00:50:24,871 --> 00:50:26,551
I want you to know that.
589
00:50:27,711 --> 00:50:29,871
I don't need you to say that, Harry.
590
00:50:31,904 --> 00:50:34,744
This is our war as much as it's yours.
591
00:50:38,271 --> 00:50:40,951
Find your own reason to fight, Harry.
592
00:50:41,511 --> 00:50:43,551
Just don't do it for me.
593
00:50:58,991 --> 00:51:00,591
[DISTANT VOICES]
594
00:51:36,591 --> 00:51:38,167
Stepney Town Hall.
595
00:51:38,191 --> 00:51:39,287
Dance Night.
596
00:51:39,311 --> 00:51:42,751
Saturday, November the 2nd, 1936.
597
00:51:43,151 --> 00:51:45,967
My mate Kev said a bird had
started going regular...
598
00:51:45,991 --> 00:51:47,151
Shit!
599
00:51:50,231 --> 00:51:51,631
He's escaped.
600
00:51:53,471 --> 00:51:56,087
- You didn't see him?
- No.
601
00:51:56,111 --> 00:51:59,287
Well, it's lightened the load.
602
00:51:59,311 --> 00:52:01,426
- We have to go back.
- Oh, fuck that. He's made his choice.
603
00:52:01,450 --> 00:52:04,487
In his underwear with no water?
He must've fallen out.
604
00:52:04,511 --> 00:52:06,247
Well, either way, we can't go back.
605
00:52:06,271 --> 00:52:08,047
That is precisely
what we are going to do.
606
00:52:08,071 --> 00:52:09,967
Look where we are, sir! This is nowhere.
607
00:52:09,991 --> 00:52:11,127
Turn the vehicle around.
608
00:52:11,151 --> 00:52:12,807
We're running on fumes as it is.
609
00:52:12,831 --> 00:52:14,847
Do you even know how far
Tobruk is from here?
610
00:52:14,871 --> 00:52:16,087
That's an order, Sergeant.
611
00:52:16,111 --> 00:52:17,367
We're at war! With them!
612
00:52:17,391 --> 00:52:19,527
And if we behave like them,
what will we be if we win?
613
00:52:19,551 --> 00:52:21,631
Alive, that's what.
614
00:52:25,951 --> 00:52:29,031
You refused once before accepting
my invitation to evacuate.
615
00:52:30,751 --> 00:52:32,751
Didn't want to travel with
brown-skinned men?
616
00:52:34,551 --> 00:52:36,367
I'm not like that.
617
00:52:36,391 --> 00:52:37,847
Don't make me out to be like that.
618
00:52:37,871 --> 00:52:39,431
Then why did you refuse?
619
00:52:40,991 --> 00:52:42,287
I was just trying...
620
00:52:42,311 --> 00:52:44,887
You knew you would be safer with
the whites.
621
00:52:44,911 --> 00:52:48,447
Should we really be surprised that
it was the Indian regiment who
622
00:52:48,471 --> 00:52:51,211
were ordered to escort a supply
truck near the enemy lines?
623
00:52:55,224 --> 00:52:57,171
The value of a life
624
00:52:57,871 --> 00:53:00,087
is the value of a life
625
00:53:00,111 --> 00:53:01,991
is the value of a life.
626
00:53:34,797 --> 00:53:36,637
Ich brauche Wasser.
627
00:53:38,480 --> 00:53:39,871
_
628
00:53:41,471 --> 00:53:44,751
[IGNITION TURNS OVER]
629
00:54:03,711 --> 00:54:05,271
We walk.
630
00:55:21,231 --> 00:55:23,647
Help!
631
00:55:23,671 --> 00:55:25,711
Come on, we need some help over here!
632
00:55:27,471 --> 00:55:29,231
Water, get some water quickly...
633
00:56:04,751 --> 00:56:07,271
Him! Help him!
634
00:56:09,471 --> 00:56:11,647
He's a British Officer!
635
00:56:11,671 --> 00:56:12,967
You're supposed to go to him!
636
00:56:12,991 --> 00:56:14,671
You go to him!
637
00:56:16,591 --> 00:56:18,351
You're supposed to go to him!
638
00:56:19,391 --> 00:56:20,871
You go to him!
639
00:56:41,631 --> 00:56:43,431
No. No.
640
00:56:48,991 --> 00:56:51,451
She is my stepdaughter only in name.
641
00:57:07,911 --> 00:57:09,231
Come on. Come on.
642
00:57:14,691 --> 00:57:17,611
You've got a kid.
She needs her dad, not a hero.
643
00:57:22,711 --> 00:57:25,751
You will discipline your men or you
will all face the consequences.
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